Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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Page 35
... cash . Daughters can be married to men with good jobs who promise to help their in - laws with periodic cash gifts . One family in the modern area agreed to forego the more traditional forms of bridewealth and brideservice for their ...
... cash . Daughters can be married to men with good jobs who promise to help their in - laws with periodic cash gifts . One family in the modern area agreed to forego the more traditional forms of bridewealth and brideservice for their ...
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... cash outlays . Hence , parents incur nu- merous expenses beyond mere subsistence . Although women have access to cash through petty trading , a few jobs , lovers , and so on , men are now asked to shoulder more of the expenses involved ...
... cash outlays . Hence , parents incur nu- merous expenses beyond mere subsistence . Although women have access to cash through petty trading , a few jobs , lovers , and so on , men are now asked to shoulder more of the expenses involved ...
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... cash . THE PERSISTence of RecIPROCAL LABOR In our review of the ethnographic literature of Central Andean small - scale peasants written in the last twenty years the findings sug- gest , at the very least , a remarkable persistence in ...
... cash . THE PERSISTence of RecIPROCAL LABOR In our review of the ethnographic literature of Central Andean small - scale peasants written in the last twenty years the findings sug- gest , at the very least , a remarkable persistence in ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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